The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-06-25

for term OF eight weeks, giving
two lessons per week, at the usual
Seminary rate, eight dollars PEI
term.
Misses Carrie and Jessie Dent are
the authors of Geographical Puz-
zle, published in the Vest Va
School Journal which has been com.
plimented very highly. 1t is well
written and certainly reflects great
credit upon these little ladies.
Messrs. S. c. Stewart. Col Snider
Z. J. Evans, Henry L. Cox and Jesse
Shuttleworth, the members of the
committee ON organization of the
Farmers Institute, have been al
work and will be ready to report on
Saturday
Miss Matte Brock, of Beaver Col
lege. came home on Monday last
The commencement at Beaver was
on Thursday. June 10th, and was
one of the most interesting occasions
in the history of that institution.
Miss Brock spent several days visit
ing friends in Moundsville on her
way home.
Prof Jno. |. Harvey, of the Uni
versity. left on Monday for his sum
mer trip. He went first to Rich
mond to attend the commencement
of Richmond College, his alma
mater, where Hon. VIM. L. Wilson
delivered a lecture ON Tuesday night.
The Professor will be absent some
time.
Brother James A. Hayden, editor
Of the Oakland Republican, gave us
a pleasant call on Monday. He was
on his way back to Oakland from a
visit to his old home at Greensboro.
He had not seen it for fifteen years
before. Brother Hayden publishes
a sprightly paper and is very affa
BILE and agreeable gentleman
VIM. W. Fogle, a former well
known Monongalian, who has for a
number of years been a prominent
citizen of Calhoun county was re-
Gently visiting friends here and look
ing after some business. Though be
has met with some business reverses,
he is recovering and we hope
will soon make another fortune.
Julian E. Fleming, of the Morgan
town New DOMINION, one of the
most genial newspaper men in the
State, and DR.. Geo. B. Morris, the
well known dentist, spent yesterday
in this city, being en- route to st.
Paul, where they will probably pur-
chase two or three dozen lots with
thirteen story building on them be-
fore returning.-Siate Journnl Of
2Oth inst.
We are pleased to learn that Rev.
j. n. Marsh is getting on nicely at
his new home in Missouri. He is
doing excellent work in the ministry
and besides has just been elected to
the chair of Natural Science in Lew
is college. He will fill this position
in addition to his work in the pulpit.
From a private letter written to a
friend the New DOMINION takes the
following sentence. 1t was of course
not intended for publication but we
think no harm will be done. Here
it is: Last Sunday was the dedi-
cation of the NJ. K. Church South
They gave me seat high up by the
side of Bishop Hendrix, and we talk
ed of churches, Central Col and Sen
ator Wiley. have no doubt the
Senator will remember him.
Rev. Lewis A. Core, son of Barton
Gore, who has spent the last year in
Boston University School of Theolo
gy, was home on a flying visit last
week. He left on Saturday for Del.
aware, Ohio, to attend commence
ment at the Ohio Wesleyan Univer
sity. From there he returns to Bos
ton. in few days by way of Niagara
Falls. He is preaching during the
the SKINNER at North Arlington
Mass. Lewis is a former University
boy He left here in 1883 and went
to the Ohio Wesleyan University
from which institution he graduated
in 1886. He has two more years to
spend in completing his theological
course. Lewis is a good solid Monon
gala boy, possessed of great tenac
ity of purpose and energy. We pre-
dict for him great success and use
fulness in his chosen life work.
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